Offers products directly sourced or produced on the farm.
Great for groups
Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for larger groups.
Family-friendly
Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.
Best in New Hampshire: Finalist
Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2024.
The property used to be part of the old Johanson farm, it was a 200 acre dairy farm a hundred years ago. when the State put in the highway (I-93) in 1961 it split the farmland in half.
The old stagecoach road which runs through the property from Canterbury Station to Northfield Station is now part of the main trails system.
The early Pony Express riders dubbed the swamp on the land "Wolf Swamp", because there were many reports of riders seeing Wolves in the Swamp.
The property is very open, although the sites are very spread out and secluded
for ultimate privacy. There are several great hiking trails on the property, also used by local mountain bikers and Horseback Riding. Occasionally there will be
an ATV or Dirt Bike passing through. We are located in the Heart of the local Trail system.
There are several great places to swim and Kayak or Canoe literally around the
corner. There are also lots of great local attractions close by, many that have
Farm Stores, Shops, Homemade Gifts, Breads, Pies, Cheeses and we even have a few local Breweries. There is something for everyone, just ask and we will
point you in the Right Direction.
Wolf Swamp offers a peaceful retreat with private campsites and attentive hosts. Guests appreciate the cleanliness of the port-a-potties and the generous firewood supply, enhancing their camping experience. While some mention the distant highway noise, the serene setting and friendly interactions with hosts and animals like horses and dogs leave a positive impression. The site is suitable for both family outings and larger groups, with various activities like hiking and biking nearby.
Sites are private and easy to get to. Hosts came out to meet me when I arrived. When I returned back from my event, they had plowed out my spot.
The sunrise each morning was spectacular.
Lovely space to camp with family or friends. We switched sites when we arrived at the recommendation of the owner as it was very windy and so glad we did. The Jesse James site was set down enough to block a good amount of wind on a cold night. We will be back!
Elli was a super host, making sure everything was set and ready for our arrival. We decided to cut our trip short due to unexpected circumstances, but she was understanding and very sweet. This was our second year there, and will be a yearly trip from here on out. Great people, great sites!
Fantastic hosts, and great campsites. What more can a hipcamper ask for? This is our second time staying at the wolf swamp, and definitely not our last!
We live outside of Boston and wanted to head north for the long weekend. Didn’t want to go too far north because we knew it was prime leaf peeping weekend. Their property is maintained, the road was manageable with my mini van/rooftop tent and pulled utility trailer. Site 6 was perfect for a pull in/out situation, no backing up necessary. I went with two children and they loved visiting their three horses, many trails to explore and we found one trail that led to train tracks. Great fire circle, picnic table and wood waiting. Fresh spring water delivered and the ability to get more wood if necessary. If you don’t want to hear the highway in the background then this is not for you. My kids found it comforting and it helped them fall asleep. We had terrible rain but still had a nice time. We never left the property so I’m not sure what is around. There are pictures on the site that show a playground but that is about a mile away. A few sites are nearby but no issue hearing the other people.
We loved this campsite. David #7. It was wooded and private. Beautiful plot of land. Easy to find with the gps & there is plenty of cell service at the entrance of this property. Friendly hosts.
Location
Canterbury, Merrimack, New Hampshire, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Wabanaki (Dawnland Confederacy), N’dakina (Abenaki / Abénaquis), and Pennacook First Nations according to